Sentence examples for it's aggressively from inspiring English sources

If GM can popularize diesel vehicles, the company can help reduce the overall carbon footprint of its fleet, which it's aggressively pushing to modernize with electric, self-driving alternatives.

The eight-year-old firm is best known for competing with Alibaba-owned Ele.me in food deliveries — the segment that makes up the majority of its sales — and hotel booking, but it's aggressively branched into various fronts like transportation.

It's aggressively trying to build out its search feature for content in the News Feed, which will give it a better understanding of what users want, not just who they are.

It's aggressively developing assets around the world, whether in Angola's deep offshore sites, the Sahara in Libya or the forests of Venezuela.

It is wholesome — more so than it wants to be, what with its sterile attempt at portraying a gangsta lifestyle — but it's aggressively evangelistic, peddling a specific strain of Christianity espoused by writer-producer Galley Molina, on whose life the film is based.

It's aggressively open-plan.

Matv will officially lose its monopoly in two years, so it is aggressively building up its mobile and Internet businesses.

On top of everything Lehman Brothers did before it collapsed in 2008, nearly toppling the financial system, it now seems that it was aggressively massaging its books.

At the same time it is aggressively pressing its claims to disputed offshore islands in the East and South China Seas.

National has also developed prototypes of devices such as WebPAD, which it is aggressively licensing to its cellular phone and consumer electronics partners.

In established markets, it is aggressively positioning itself as the web's default identity provider on tens of thousands of third-party sites.